The office also features murals and artwork from local artists and showcases works from CBRE's global Urban Photographer of the Year contest winners. The overall office design captures Atlanta's culture, with nature and local neighborhoods or local historical figures highlighted throughout the four floors.

“At CBRE, we pride ourselves in knowing how to enhance the workplace experience to drive business change,” says John Ferguson, CBRE Southeast Division president. “Not only is our new office poised to deliver an exceptional experience for our own employees, but it will also serve as a beacon for our occupier clients who are looking to enhance their own workplaces.”

He adds, “Our new space builds on the tremendous success of the Workplace360 initiative implemented in other CBRE offices around the world and represents an intentional effort to bring our employees together under one roof and spark further collaboration that will allow us to deliver even better outcomes for our clients.”

The development of the new office involved a collaboration across multiple CBRE services and departments, including Global Facilities, Workplace, Project Management, Business Transition and Move Management, Advisory & Transaction Services, and CBRE | Heery's Engineering and Design teams. Additionally, the company sought input from employees through both a formal committee and employee surveys.

“By providing a world-class office experience that drives collaboration and productivity, we are able to help our employees feel more engaged, which directly impacts our ability to deliver exceptional service and outcomes for our clients” says Peter Van Emburgh, global director of corporate workplace and facilities for CBRE.